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Inspiration
- 20 X 200 (A project curated by jen bekman, offering prints by well known photographers for 20 dollars in editions of 200)
- Alec Soth
- Christian Patterson
- Christopher Wilson
- Conscientious (weblog devoted to fine-art photography)
- Culturehall: Art Portfolio Community
- Eggleston Trust
- Hannah Modigh's hillbilly heroin honey (photos of St. Paul, Virginia)
- Jack D. Teemer
- Jim Knipe Photography
- Josh Harrod
- Karen Alexander
- Library of Congress (FSA/OWI Photos)
- Mark Cohen's True Color
- Melissa K Stallard
- Mike Smith at Lee Marks Fine Art Gallery
- Mike Smith Photography
- More Original Refrigerator Art
- Museum of Contemporary Photography
- Southern Girl
- Stephen Shore
- Tema Stauffer
- Tema Stauffer
- The Corduroy Suit (a Silver Jews website)
- The Friendly City: Jeff James' Blog
- The Royal Stable (Will Oldham page)
- These Americans (photos documenting American cities)
- Tom Walter Pallante
- W.F. Ratcliffe Photography
- William Greiner
- William Ratcliffe: Living With Photographs (Blog)
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"Everything has a value to it."
~sign on door of Grandma's Attic, a thrift store in Pulaski, Virginia
~sign on door of Grandma's Attic, a thrift store in Pulaski, Virginia
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